i had miscarriage a month ago and this month i am having only clotting type periods not bleeding like. can i take clomid (clomiphene) on this type of periods?

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Ihave regular af with PMS i had a miscarriage in june 2012 i took Clomid (clomiphene) in march period due in 4 days no signs of pregnancy shuld i take Clomid (clomiphene) again?

Answer 1

Need more info: Clomid (clomiphene) is a prescription medication. Your OB/GYN is the only person to decide the answer to your question because he/she knows you best.

Answer 2

No: Although there is a higher incidence of febrile convulsions in children whose parents have had them it is more likely your child won't. Febrile convulsions are a scary but not dangerous condition.

Answer 3

No: I would not expect a newborn to have febrile seizures. Seizures with fever have their highest incidence in the 6 month to two year age group and usually subside by age 5. Having one child with febrile seizures will make you more aware as a parent for the nuances in the sibling. I agree they are scary but are not dangerous.

Answer 4

No, but...: If a sibling has experienced febrile seizures, it is more likely the other siblings will have them, but it is still a rather uncommon occurrence, and though it is scary to experience it should not be considered to be a sign of something ominous. Good luck!

Answer 5

Man or Woman? Age?: I believe that acne can be caused by or aggravated by certain foods and medications. I would have to know your gender; your age, and do you eat nuts and peanut butter? High glycemic index foods? Chocolate? If you are a girl/woman, do you break out before your periods, for example?

Answer 6

Adult acne: Your skin oil is clogging its ducts, attracting bacteria and leading to acne. This can be due to medication effects (such as steroids or androgenic meds), rare medical disorders or over sensitivity to the inflammation of the infected oil ducts. See your doctor to be sure you don't have an underlying endocrine problem, and then commence treatment.

Answer 7

Yes if not improved: If you are still hurting without any real improvement or if it is feeling worse, then a MRI would be indicated unless the pain is mild and not affecting your life.

Answer 8

Whiplash: Unfortunately whiplash syndrome is difficult to treat and diagnose for that matter. I would get a cervical mri, but remember that the findings on MRI may or may not correlate with your symptoms.

Answer 9

Back off: Jeff - please find yourself a good doctor to talk to face to face. Do not keep sending the same questions. Set your mind at ease and resolve your conflicts. That will be the only way to resolve your concerns!

Answer 10

Not sure: I cannot say with any semblance of surety that what type of seizure, u had. Please consult your neurologist. Thanks.

Answer 11

Only if job injury: A claim can be filed if there was a job related injury as the source of your back pain. You ahould check with your state's worker compensation board or an attorney who specializes in this area for further information about such a claim.

i had miscarriage a month ago and this month i am having only clotting type periods not bleeding like. can i take clomid (clomiphene) on this type of periods?

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